2011/10/21 Rahul <[email protected]>:
> object4 = {
> name : "OBJECT-4",
> action : function(greeting){
> alert(greeting+" my name is "+this.name);
> nestedFunction : function(){
> alert(greeting+" my name is "+this.name);
> }.bind(object4);
> nestedFunction();
> }.bind(alice)
> }
Putting a label at that position is not allowed. You should define it
the following way:
object4 = {
name : "OBJECT-4",
action : function(greeting){
alert(greeting+" my name is "+this.name);
var nestedFunction = function(){
alert(greeting+" my name is "+this.name);
}.bind(object4);
nestedFunction();
}.bind(alice)
}
Or this is not your intent, please give details on why / how do you
think to put the label `nestedFunction` in the middle of a function.
If you want nestedFunction to be a property of object4, you should
either add it to the object literal as you did with `name` and
`action`, or create it as `this.nestedFunction` or
`this.action.nestedFunction`.
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